The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-08-02
1T is red hot.

Wont II please rain.
Get ready for the fair.
The thermometer jumped higher in
the air yesterday.
Melons on ice at J. E. McCormick's,
11S West Second street.
Tom Money rapaid an act of kindness
10 George Schells an old friend, by robbing
him of So il cash.
Justice Fisher has completed moving
into his new apartments over Fellows and
Easty's bookstore on Ohio street.
The well-known character "Mexican
Pete" has been arrested for cutting one of
the employees at the water works with a
knife.
John Menifee has Just purchased the
finest lot of mules of Lot Hsggard, that
have been sold in Sedalia for long time.
The art hall al the fair grounds
which has been under construction for
the past few days will be completed to-
morrow.
-.Humpty" Warder, the Missouri Pa
si6c switchman, was beautifully knocked
out in the railway yards on Friday all on
account of a grssshepper.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Todd, residing three miles north of
he CITY, died on Friday. The funeral
took place yesterday at 10 o'clock.
gorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bowers, of
Houstonia, on Friday, bouncing baby
boy" Joe "set up" the cigars to the boys
and was occasionally congratulated upon
his good luck.
E. B. Quisenberry, who has lately
been appointed official stenographer of
this judicial district, will leave this even
ing for Lexington, Mo-, to assume his du-
ties on Monday.
-Messrs. Sangree and Lamm have re-
moved their Office from the northeast
corner of Main and Usage to the second
floor of the Pettis County bank building
No. 30S Ohio street.
Mr.. Montgomery was busy all day
yesterday folding and preparing the
state fair Autographs for sending out
over the state to such places as the travel
ing agents can not reach.
The funeral of the late Adam House
holder, took place from the residence of
Samuel Sprecher, Friday afternoon, Rev.
A. 81. Stephens officiating. The remains
were inferred in the city cemetery.
-Chas. Fuller, manager of the Pacific
Mutual Telegraph company, is the recip-
lent of small, long Scotch poodle,
sent to him from st. Louis by friend who
is spending q two months visit in the
north.
Mr.. Peter Jefferson, the livery man
was overcome with the heat on Friday
evening, he soon recovered, however. Miss
Nellie Barnet was also stricken by the ex-
cessive heat, but soon rallied and has al
most recovered. i
Geo. T. Coxhead, general secretary of |
the Y. NJ. c. A., leaves st. Louis to-mor-
row to join his family at Normal Park, ILL.,, |
where they have been spending the sum-
mer, and will go thence to Geneva, Wis,
forhis vacation.
Judge Joe Carter, of Green Ridge, was
in the city Friday and stated that things
In that vicinity were in most prosperous
condition that the farmers there were
highly elated over the prospects for q
bounteour harvest.
A fire broke out on the farm of A. j.
Deane, FIVE miles southeast of the city, on
the NJ, X. & 7. railway, Friday, and had
destroyed large amount of fence when
extinguished by lot of section men, who
happened to be passing at the time.
"A man loaded to the brim arrived
from Texas Friday night and was In the
act of retiring for the night on the corner
Of Usage and Main streets when he was
disturbed by the "cops" who escorted him
to cell No. In the calaboose.
The Missouri Trust company will be-
gin the work Tuesday of renewing their
buildings ON Fourth and Ohio streets to
make way for their new bank building. /.
The contract has been awarded and work :
will speedily begin. The last sermon in |,
the old church viii be preached to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kiefer have been
married eleven years and until Friday last
,ever had been blessed with any children. 9
IN the day named at o'clock in the after 7
loon a boy, said to be the very image of !
lis father, put in an appearance. and will Q
make his home with Mr.. Kiefer for several 4
ears. q